Economic Outlook Best Ever for 1960 and Beyond
An optimistic forecast for 1960 predicts the best year in U S history with record GNP and industrial output. Steel and auto production rise, households income climbs, and population growth accelerates. Lorain County follows national expansion with strong industrial ties. Continued on Pg 2, Col 5.
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Economist Jacob Kamm Looks Ahead for Lorain County
The Chronicle Telegram’s Year End Edition features economist and industrialist Jacob O. Kamm predicting substantial improvement for Lorain County and the nation. Kamm, president of Cleveland Quarries Co, author of many economics works, and former Baldwin Wallace College economics chair, offers his views in the adjoining column.
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Russia retracts charge on underground tests claim
Moscow says the United States has carried out chemical explosions simulating nuclear blasts. Soviet delegate Prof. E R Fedorov said the Pravda report should not be read as an accusation and noted U S observations will influence arms control work while rejecting American data.
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Successor Named Western Automatic Manager Resigns
Kenneth H. Daly resigns as vice president and general manager of Western Automatic Machine screw division. W. D. Cornell announces appointment of a Hartford man as his successor. Standard Screw Co. Chicago company chairman confirms the move.
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CWA Poll Shows Decline in Democratic Support among Members
The Communications Workers of America reports a drop in Democratic backing among its members in a June 1958 survey. Delegates to the union convention and a cross section of members indicate erosion of party support, with 13 percent rating Democrats as doing the best on issues. The union urges constructive leadership to stem the trend. The report also notes leadership changes as A. D. Rose succeeds Daly as general manager and Daly assumes a new role, with Rose slated to begin mid next week.
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Northeast Ohio Weather Report Summary
Mostly cloudy and cold with periods of snow possible tonight on Highway 252. Tonight low 18 to 23. Wednesday high 23 to 32, similar to year ago 23 to 35. Humidity around 71 to 78 percent in the evening. 0.06 inches precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Wednesday. Sunrise 7:53 a.m. Sunset 5:07 p.m. Moon rise 9:08 a.m. Set 7:43 p.m.
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Alderman Recounts Nevada Trip and Tree Pile Raid
Alderman Cecil Smith Jr. returned home from a Christmas trip to Nevada to find Watsonville littered with old pine and fir trees. A sign reading Wanted used Christmas trees was pasted in town, sparking a local riddle about the prank and waste in the community.
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Boundary feud ends after 71 years in Alabama deal
The Alabama By-Products Co. reaches an agreement to exchange weeds with Phillips McCarty and K. Og. Youmgbreod, officially settling a long running boundary feud that stretched over seven decades in Birmingham.
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Nationwide drive to curb drunken driving during New Year weekend
United Press International reports a major law enforcement push as police prepare for the first New Year weekend. Police will operate extended shifts, National Guardsmen assist patrols, and checkpoints will target drunk driving with heightened sobriety checks nationwide.
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C T S First 1960 Edition Delayed For New Year Holiday
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish tomorrow allowing staff to spend New Year's Day with families. The first 1960 edition appears Saturday with end of 1959 coverage and early 1960 news, plus regular Weekend features.
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Elyria Population Grows Sharply in Fifties Rise
Elyria's population increased from 31,307 at decade start to about 45,280, with roughly 9,000 added since mid 1950s when 36,000 was estimated. The data highlights include churches, schools, library books, telephones, homes and retail sales.
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Year in Review highlights and 1960 forecasts from The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram presents its 1959 year in review with major local news summaries and predictions for 1960. Features include Dr. Jacob Kamm’s Lorain County economy preview and Roger Babson’s national and Elvira area forecast. Contributing staff are named and key stories span government, schools, industry, labor, and sports.
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Don Miller
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Grace H. Tulk
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Amherst Books Contract Pridge Courthouse News
Local listings summarize legal notices and public affairs from Amherst and surrounding towns. Reads like a compact digest of contracts, court notes, and municipal updates with emphasis on community services and upcoming events.
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Ike Urged To Act To End Strike
U S Senator Hartke urged President Eisenhower to use the office’s prestige to end the steel strike and to unveil the administration’s plan for resolving the dispute. Hartke pressed Labor Secretary Mitchell and Federal Mediation Chief Finnegan as talks stalled, saying pressure from the administration could break the deadlock.
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Red Chief May Fly to Peiping Summit Talks Prospect
Western diplomats speculate on a Khrushchev Paris East West summit link as May Day in Moscow and satellite leader meetings loom. Khrushchev delays April 27 date citing May Day and plans to align with Communist leaders for a Middle East West summit.
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President Gets Radio And TV Probe Report
A summary report on radio and television practices is issued to the president. The document outlines industry issues and regulatory considerations affecting broadcasters. It highlights investigations and potential reforms in the communications sector.
DiSalle Health Update and Donahey Note Exchange
A letter exchange shows Governor DiSalle reporting good health to Lt. Gov. Donahey and expressing hope that Donahey ascends to the governorship by natural means. The two men discuss the governor’s status and a cautious New Year greeting.
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Rain Or Snow Seen For Most Areas Of U S
Weather bulletin from United Press International notes rain or snow expected across much of the nation. Meteorologists predict precipitation moving from the Dakotas and Minnesota into the upper Midwest and into the Ohio Valley and East. Forecasters warn of mixed precipitation in the Appalachians and coastal regions as systems spread inland and toward the western states.
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Infirmary Road Crossing Lights Ordered
The Public Utilities Commission ordered New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to install flasher lights at the Infirmary Road crossing in Harmia within days. The order followed a Elyria city protest over danger to motorists after a hearing.
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World Steels Lead Global Steel Output Share
News notes U S steel production at 36.2 percent of world total. Chronicle Telegram advertising claims lead in low cost ads. Classifieds offer easy rental sale hire or trade options with local contact numbers. Laundry spin dryer washer with automatic pump and timer advertised as good condition.
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